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Where'd the Birds Go?

Where'd the Birds Go?

— Local bird enthusiasts concerned, but not to worry

Bicknell's Thrush Will Not Be Listed Under the Federal Endangered Species Act

Bicknell's Thrush Will Not Be Listed Under the Federal Endangered Species Act

To Help Birds This Winter, Go Easy on Fall Yard Work

To Help Birds This Winter, Go Easy on Fall Yard Work

— A manicured lawn might look nice, but messy is better for birds and bugs.

Audubon Vermont Joins 1% for the Planet Network

Audubon Vermont Joins 1% for the Planet Network

— Businesses and Non-profits working together to protect the planet

Hemlock Swamp Trail Restored and New Signage Installed at the Green Mountain Audubon Center

Hemlock Swamp Trail Restored and New Signage Installed at the Green Mountain Audubon Center

— Visit the Audubon Center today!

Students Help Create Important Bird Habitat in Middlebury

Students Help Create Important Bird Habitat in Middlebury

— Audubon Vermont is working with partners to enhance shrubland breeding habitat for birds

Outdoor Education with the help of AmeriCorps

Outdoor Education with the help of AmeriCorps

— Audubon Vermont welcomes our second AmeriCorps member this year!

Vermont’s Newest Bird-Friendly Maple Producers

Vermont’s Newest Bird-Friendly Maple Producers

— Corps of maple producers committed to managing their sugarbushes with birds in mind continues to grow

Birds and Bees Getting a Boost from Solar

Birds and Bees Getting a Boost from Solar

— Audubon Vermont is partnering with solar energy producers to create pollinator and bird habitat around solar arrays.

Karma Yoga Raises Funds and Awareness

Karma Yoga Raises Funds and Awareness

— Yoga Roots partners with All Souls Interfaith Gathering to support Audubon Vermont